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PICTURE CHILD LfiBOR
Mill Superintendent Protests
Against Unreal Descriptions
of Mill Conditions South
COLUMBIA. S. C.. Feb. 21-A. S.
"Winslow, a well known mill superinten
dent of this state, speaking before the
Southern Textile association. tonight
scored the writers on child labor con
ditions who attempt to draw unreal pic
tures of conditions in-the southern tex
tile plants.
The 'subject ot his paper was the
••Benefits and Opportunities of Southern
Mill Life.” The speaker drew strong
comparisons between life on a small
farm and life in a modern cotton mill.
He dealt fully with the lack of the
modern conveniences and educational fa
cilities in the past and those of the
present. He also discussed at length the
financial improvement which the people
had secured by going to work in the
cotton mills. The paper was the strong
est ever read on southern mill life. The
subject received the careful attention
and unanimous approval of all those
present. This paper refuted the un
warrduted attacks which the southern
mill living conditions have been re
ceiving at the hands of the rabid north
ern press. .
Over 300 delegates from all sections of
the south attended the sessions today
and it was agreed that the next ses
sion of the association would be held in
Xugusta. Ga.. in July.
The program Included an address of
w elcome by J. D. Frost, of this city. re
sponse by ex-Presldent N. T. Brown, of
Raleigh. N. C., and papers on "The De
velopment of the Welfare Work in the
Mills ” by Superintendent J. M. Davis,
of Newberry. 8. C.; "Cotton Carding.”
by R. D. Thomas, of Charlotte, N. C.;
-The Spinning Room.” by Superinten
dent George F. Breits, of Bon Air. Ala.;
• Power Plants.” by 8. H. Rhea, chief
Engineer Chadwick, Hoskin Mill No. 4.
Charlotte. N. C.
Lewis and Lewis Draw
PARIS. Feb. 21.—The fight here to
night for the welterweight championship
between Harry Lewis and Willie L«wis,
both Americana was declared a draw
in the twenty-fifth round. The referee
was loudly hooted for the decision. Har
ry Lewis having the greater number of
supporters in the audience.
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MACON. Ga.. Feb. 21.—Chief of Police
W. B. Chapman yesterday issued instruc
tions to every member of the force to
make the arrest of all automobllista
whose machines are not supplied with a
numbered tag.
This is but another step in the chief’*
movement to prevent speeding within the
city limits. It is believed that the law
will be easier to enforce if the machines
are equipped with numbers, displayed in
the rear of the autos, in such a manenr
as to be readily visible.
It will not be necessary then for an
officer to chase after and overtake speed
ing drivers, but simply to jot down the
number in their little red book, together
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autolsts summoned for trial, as a result,
who imagined that they were undetected
and unobserved in their violation of the
speed regulations.
The majority ot the automobiles of the
city are already carrying numbers, just
as is required in all of the cities of the
north.
GEN. WOOD’S RECOVERY
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 21.—1 t was learned
tonight that one bf the operations per
formed on Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood at
Johns Hopkins hospital, was to remove a
tumor frpm his head, formed, it is said,
by striking his head against a chande
lier at Havana.
The second operation was to scrape a
portion of the general’s skull which had
grown unusually thick over the old wound
and by Increasing with the tumor the
pressure on the brain had caused paraly
sis. It is believed his recovery is prac
tically assured.
Winked at Club Gambling
HAVANA, Feb. 21.—Colonel Piedra,
chief of the national police, has re
signed, owing to the dismissal of a
captain who testified at his own trial
that he had merely obeyed the chief's
orders to wink at gambling in a certain
political club. The chief, testified that
he himself was acting under orders of
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TRIES TO SAW HIS WAY
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HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. 21.—C. A.
Conlin, wanted in San Francisco in con
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ber of certificates of the Wells-Fargo ex
press company, delayed his return to Cali
fornia for some days at least through his
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CENTRAL HELD LIABLE
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MACON, Ga.. Feb. 21.—The responsibili
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was fixed upon the Central of Georgia
railway by the coroner s jury at the in
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MONDAY AFTERNOON
Because of Many Important
Matters to Be Considered
Session Will Be Lengthy
The meeting of the general council
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portant one.
An ordinance will be adopted recreat
ing the bond commission, which up un
til Saturday everybody believed had a
legal existence. The adoption of this
ordinance will entirely remedy the sit
uation.
The question of whether the ordinance
requiring women to remove their hats in
motion picture shows shall be repealed
will be debated.
Councilman J. C. Harrison will intro
duce an ordinance fixing a definite term
of office for the general manager of 1
parks.. (
The row over the award of the contract
for the cement supply for sewers will be
opened, and many routine matters will
be considered.
buildingsTnparkTo
BE CONSIDERED LATER
MACON. Ga., Feb. 31.—The matter of
the proposed erection of ten-story build
ings on the parks on Third street be
tween Mulberry and Poplar, will not be
considered by the street and parks and
public property committees to whom they
were referred by city council, until after
April I.
The members of the committees have
received a request from Mr. Henry Horn,
who is the local agent for the capitalists
who desire to purchase the property and
put up the skyscrapers, not tq take action
on the matter until he has answered all
of the criticisms and complaints from the
property owners on the two blocks ot
Third street. He states that he does not
wish to antagonize any interests what
ever and would prefer that the case be
gone into thoroughly by the citizens be
fore counctil takes any action.
FOURTEEN “YEARS~OLD
AND SIX FEET TALL
The largest juvenile ever harbored at
the Atlanta police station spent Sunday
night in the barracks in the person of
Herschel Hanson, who is an even six
feet tall though only 14 years of age.
The young giant was en route from Clay
ton. Rabun county, his home, to the state
reformatory at Milledgeville, where he
was recently ordered by the court.
Young Hanson is a mere youth in ev
ery particular save height. He wears
short trousers and talks In the same
tein as most youngsters under 15 years
of age. The young boy was ordered to
the state reformatory for participating
in a fight in the clayton school during
the Ifflit session. He was charged with
assault and battery.
Transfer Guard Moore, who is an or
dinary sized man, is many inches lower
lower than his youthful prisoner and has
to look up to him when talking. The
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R. R. EMPLOYES PASSES
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21—Representative
Taylor, of Ohio, put in a bill today that
will be good reading to the families of a
lot of railroad men throughout the coun
try. It is for the amendment of the Hep
burn law to permit railroad companies to
give interstate passes to the widows and
children of raHroad employes.
He said he wanted an immediate hear
ing on his bill before the interstate com
merce committee, and was practically as
sured that it would be favorably reported.
It has been the custom of the companies
to give passes to the families of employes
who had been killed or Injured and he
said It was an oversight In the Hepburn
bill to prohibit that clause.
Naval Academy Wins
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 21.—it was learned
academy won a substantial victory over
the University of Pennsylvania In gym
nastics this afternoon, the score being 29
to 16.
Captures Gen. Acevedo
HAVANA, Feb. 21.—Major General
Moneatguedo, commander of the rural
guard, reported today to President Go
mez the capture of General Acevedo and
four others who took up arms against
the government In Pinar del Rio prov
ince.
DAVIS, ANOTHER HEYBUBN,
IS OPPOSED Bl SENATE
Senator Opposes Lefors, Son
in-law of Predecessor,
for Postmaster
BY RALPH SMITH.
WASHING, Feb. 18.—Jeff Davis, of
Arkansas, whose spectacle in the senate
yesterday destroyed the last vestage of
respect that his fellow senators enter
tained for him. has paved the way to an
other fall for himself by interposing op
position to the confirmation of Elijah O.
Lefors, to be postmaster at Bentonville,
Ark. '
The senate will disregard Davis’ opposi
tion, and it is not likely that even the
customary courtesy of holding up the
nomination for a time will be accorded
him.
Davis’ statesmanship is reflected in the
reason that prompts him to oppose Le
fors. He predicates his fight upon the fact
that Lefors is the son-in-law of former
Senator James H. Berry, Davis’ prede
cessor from Arkansas.
In the short time Davis has been in
Washington he has won for himself a
place by the side of Heyburn, of Idaho,
who is held in contempt by most of his
Republican colleagues. There are those
among the Democrats who think it un
fair to Heyburn to place him in a class
with Davis.
parliamentTsopened
BY THE KING AND QUEEN
(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, Feb, 21.—King Edward this
afternoon opened in state the third par
liament of his reign. In a momentous
speech from the throne his majesty out
lined' the plan of the ministerial cam
paign against the house of lords as fol
lows:
“Recent experience has disclosed se
rious difficulties due to recurring differ
ences of strong opinion between the two
branches of the legislature. Proposals
will be laid before you with all conven
ient speed, to define the relations be
tween the house of parliament so as es
cure the undivided authority of the house
of commons over finance and its pre
dominance in legislation.
“These measures, in the opinion of my
advisers, should provide that this house
should be so constituted as empowered
as to exercise impartially In regard to
proposed legislation, the functions of ini
tiation, revision and subject to proper
lie and those personally participating in
the ceremony, which had an attraction
all its own, uppermost in the minds of
of the red-clothed benches in the gilded
the thousands who witnessed the spectacle
in the streets and among the occupants
chamber,was the thought of the forthcom
ing fight which threatens the very exist
ence of the hereditary house of peers and
the conjecture wether they were specta
tors of acts preluding historic changes in
centuries old institutions of Great Britain.
The ceremony itself did not differ out
wardly from ‘.he others.
C.ORI » ,'LLJ’SION VAGUE.
The king advocated “a substantial in
crease in the cost of the navy,” despite
his expressing "the utmost desire for
economy.”
The paragraph of the speech referring
to the house of lords is admitted to be
obscurely worded.
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which Baldwin it is alleged, had drawn,
was witnessed by the crew of a W. & A.
yard engine, but those who saw the bat
tle were powerless to interfere without
injury to themselves.
According to the stojy of those who
saw the shooting, the wo men, who are
both railroad employes, had a difficulty
at the residence of Sweat on Saturday
night, but were parted by friends be
fore ai?y damage was done.
Monday morning they met at the scene
of the conflict, and renewed their quar
rel. It is said that after a brief argu
ment, Baldwin drew his revolver, and
that Sweat immediately closed in upon
him and attempted to wrest the weapon
from his grasp.
The struggling men fought over tracks
and ties, and it seemed as if neither
would be able to overcome his adversary
when suddenly Baldwin pressed the muz-
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Home of Mrs. Con B. Miller, Kokomo. Ind. ''
In a few years she baa spent thou
sands of dollars in giving free
ttedicnl Treatment to afflicted
Women.
Why Men Desert Wives.
A Large Per Cent of the Wife Deser
tions and Divorces Due To
Female Weakness.
I should have taken better care of
myself, I suppose. I was sick and suf
fering. No one but a woman can ever
know how I suffered. I w’as irritable.
I couldn’t be to my husband the wife
that I ought to have been. He, being
a man, couldn’t understand. We drifted
apart. He sought his pleasures else
where. Finally there was nothing but
the divorce court that could settle our
differences.
That’s the sad story that eight out
of every ten women who have passed
through the ordeal of the court,
as well as the countless thousands of
deserted wives who are not divorced,
know deep down In their hearts was the
real cauae of their trovbles.
zle of the revolver against Sweat’s left
arm and pulled the trigger.
The wounded man relaxed his hold and
collapsed, while Baldwin ran rapidly
from the scene of the trouble.
Baldwin is about 25 years of age and
both he and Sweat Jive on Bellwo<jd ave
nue, being near neighbors. The police
expect to capture Baldwin at any mo
ment. Sweat is at the hospital, where
his wounds are pronounced dangerous,
but not necessarily fatal.
NEW INSURAICE GO. MAY
ENTER STATE OF GEORGIA
A representative of The Great South
ern Insurance Company of Alabama, i
having a capital stock of 31,000,000 and
a surplus of 340,000, called on Comp
troller General Wright Monday morning
and made inquiries in regard to enter
ing the state of Georgia. The required
information was given and it is prob
able the company will decide to enter
the state. It has been in existence only 1
twenty months. - . • 1
KELLOGG EXAMINES
JULIUS KRUTTSCHNITT
NEW YORK. Feb. 21.—Frank B. Kel- J
fogg took up today the cross-examination
of Julius Kruttschnitt, vice-president of
the Union Pacific-Southern Pacific sys
tem, in the government suits to dissolve
the merger of the two roads.
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after doctors and other remedies failed.
It is especially prepared for the treatment
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back and bowels, nervousness, melancholy,
desire to cry, hot flashes, weariness and
piles from any cause, or no matter of how
long standing.
Every woman sufferer, unable to find
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with explanatory illustrations showing
why •women suffer and how they can
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aid of a physician.
How To Treat
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I want to tell you flatly and plainly
that any woman, or man either, for
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women.
Free 50c Box Coupon
meat. J net fill in your name and address on g
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